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11 months ago
The Basics of Chinese Tea Ceremony, Part 2: Brewing Tea
Verdant Tea Culture Series, Episode One:
The Basics of Chinese Tea Ceremony
Part Two: Brewing Tea
Learn the fundamentals of Chinese "gongfu" cere...
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11 months ago
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1 year agoVerdantTeaChannel posted:
I have noticed a lot of interest in the past few months in these videos on Chinese tea culture. I also write articles every few weeks and post them online if you want to learn a little more in depth about tea: http://verdant-tea.blogspot.com/
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1 year ago
How to Use a Gaiwan, Part 1: What is a Gaiwan?
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Episode 2, Part 1
How to Use a Gaiwan
Verdant Tea Group director and certified tea expert, David Duckler, demonstrates how to c...
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1 year ago
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@Onexpresso Yes indeed. I am working on a video all about yixing clay teapots to take the mystery out of seasoning the pots properly. I hope to have that one up soon.
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1 year ago
How to Use a Gaiwan, Part 2: Brewing Lady Orchid Tea
Verdant Tea Culture Series
Episode 2, Part 2
How to Use a Gaiwan
Verdant Tea Group director and certified tea expert, David Duckler, demonstrates ...
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1 year ago
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@Onexpresso Tea leaves, especially oolong is best kept vacuum sealed in a freezer. This can keep it fresh for up to a year and half. After that, some of the depth of flavor starts to fade. If you cannot vacuum seal, keep the leaves away from light in an airtight bag.
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1 year ago
The Basics of Chinese Tea Ceremony, Part 1: Getting Started
Verdant Tea Culture Series, Episode One:
The Basics of Chinese Tea Ceremony
Part One: Getting Started
Learn the fundamentals of Chinese "gongfu" ...
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1 year ago
Exploring the Tea Gardens of China
A visual journey through the making of Chinese tea. Footage made possible by the Fulbright Fellowship. Scenes from Laoshan, Yuluzirun Plantation, L...
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About Verdant Tea Channel
Verdant Tea is committed to making Chinese tea culture accessible through videos on tea ceremony, Chinese tea wears, and artisan crafted tea.
@hadrianuslow Could you offer a specific part that you disagree with? I will check my facts. The truth of the matter is that the stories of tea always vary depending on what farmer you talk to, and brewing methods are a point of contention even among schools of tea art across China. I am alway...